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Grades 7-8 Literacy Activities Menu H Daily Reading Has Many Benefits and Is Encouraged Grades 7-8 Literacy Activities Menu H Daily reading has many benefits and is encouraged. A B C D E Victoria Day Chance of a Life Time! Figurative Language 1 Figurative Language 2 Imagine being called up Explore a few things Can you find examples at the last minute to writers use to make of Figures of Speech as play a game with a their writing more you read? What is Victoria Day? professional sports exciting and easier for Click on the image to team, to sing with a us to imagine. Read The Roach. Can find a learning activity famous singer on stage, Click here for some you find one metaphor, around Victoria Day. or to be on a tv show? examples and the task. two similes, and three How would you be Can you find examples examples of English feeling? of these figures of onomatopoeia. Read the article here speech as you read, about a person called up watch tv, listen to Then click here to to do just that! music, or in practice a strategy for Complete the learning conversations? understanding new activity here. vocabulary. Fête de la Reine For International Explore la Francophonie Read a book today. This Imagine your life in 10 Museum Day, you will in the world through is a 38-page book titled years. Play the following take a virtual tour of the short videos of children “Un vrai canadien.” games to practice le exhibit “Manger who share their stories. futur simple. ensemble!” from the Click image for activity Game #1 Musée de la civilisation. Watch three videos and Game #2 It is a virtual exhibit compare your life to about our food heritage. theirs using Venn Click image for activity Diagrams. Click image for activity -Alisa de la Belgique -Pipo d’Haїti -Tara du Canada Click image for activity French as a Second a Language as French Literacy Additional Resources ENGLISH For your grade 6 – 9 children, you might want to check out Scholastic Learn at Home: Gr. 6 – 9. They have two full weeks of additional literacy learning ready to go. https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome/grades-6-12.html You may also wish to have your child check out the learning at the Gr. 3 – 5 level if that suits their needs or interests better. https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome/grades-3-5.html FRENCH Here are some additional French resources that are good for Grade 7-8 children to expose them to oral French language on a daily basis. https://www.tfo.org/fr/videos/series https://www.idello.org/fr https://www.onf.ca/ Upper Canada District School Board Learn at Home Activity Menu H: May 18, 2020 – May 22, 2020 Please click on this Icon, whereverGrades you 7see – 8 it, Literacy to access Indigenous content. Upper Canada District School Board Learn at Home Activity Menu H: May 18, 2020 – May 22, 2020 Grades 7 – 8 Literacy 1. Fill in the first column on the chart below with what you know about Victoria Day. Don’t worry if you don’t know that much. You will be learning! 2. After you have the first column filled with what you know. Complete the second column listing what you wonder about/want to know or learn about Victoria Day. These are likely in the form of questions. E.g. Is it always the same day each year? 3. Do some research about Victoria Day. 4. After your research, complete the final column filling in what you learned. Hopefully, you were able to answer all your questions and even include more information. 5. Share your learning with your family. You probably learned things that your family members don’t know! What I want to What I know What I learned know Upper Canada District School Board Learn at Home Activity Menu H: May 18, 2020 – May 22, 2020 Grades 7 – 8 Literacy Zamboni Driver Subs as NHL Goalie, Becomes a Hockey Hero February 23, 2020 8:43 pm by Joyce Grant By Michael Burn On Saturday, something very unusual happened during an NHL hockey game. The Toronto Maple Leafs were playing the Carolina Hurricanes when the Hurricanes’ starting goalie, James Reimer, had to leave the game due to injury. Shortly after that, their back-up goalie, Petr Mrazek, was also knocked out of the game after he collided with a Leafs player. The only option Carolina had was to bring in an ‘emergency goalie.’ They brought in 42-year-old David Ayres, who occasionally practices with the Leafs and the Toronto Marlies (an American Hockey League team). Ayres’ full-time job is driving the Zamboni for the Toronto Marlies. (A Zamboni is a vehicle that is driven around an ice rink to make the ice smooth.) Ayres has been the emergency goalie-in-waiting at Scotiabank Arena for the past three seasons, but he had never before been brought into an NHL game. The stakes were high for both teams, who were fighting for a playoff spot with only a month to go, so every point mattered. Carolina had been winning the game at that point, by a score of 4 to 1, and bringing in an amateur goalie halfway through the game could spell disaster. As he took the ice at about the halfway point of the second period, it was obvious that Ayres was not a seasoned, professional goalie. However, what was so amazing was the reaction of the Hurricane players when he made his way onto the ice. They went over to him and tapped him on the goalie pads, with big smiles on their faces, giving him words of encouragement. One of them told him not to worry how many goals he let in–just to have fun. The first two shots on his net went in and the score became 4 to 3. It looked like the game was going to be lopsided for the Leafs. However, Carolina made it through the rest of the second period and during the intermission, Ayres reassured the Hurricanes players that he wouldn’t let them down. In the third period, the Hurricanes started to push back, scoring another two goals, blocking shots and working together to shut down or reduce the number of chances the Leafs had to shoot on net. Ayres helped the team win the game by making eight saves in the third period. With less than a second to go in the game, a Leafs player shot a puck at Carolina’s net, which Ayres caught in his glove. Carolina won, 6 to 3, over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Ayres was named first star of the game. Even the Leafs fans were rooting for him and gave him a standing ovation. The goalie stick Ayres used in the game will be put on display in the Hockey Hall of Fame. Source: https://teachingkidsnews.com/2020/02/23/zamboni-driver-subs-as-nhl-goalie-becomes-a-hockey-hero/ Upper Canada District School Board Learn at Home Activity Menu H: May 18, 2020 – May 22, 2020 Grades 7 – 8 Literacy Zamboni Driver Subs as NHL Goalie, Becomes a Hockey Hero Write your answers in complete sentences on a sheet of paper. 1. What events lead to David Ayres being called up to play for the Carolina Hurricanes? 2. When Ayres, who was not used to playing in the NHL, was brought in to play in this important game, this could have really discouraged the Carolina players. What actions did the Carolina players do that showed they were not discouraged and that they supported their new goalie? How do you think their actions affected Ayres? Explain. 3. How can this story make all of us feel better? What message might we take from this story? 4. If you were asked to interview Ayres after the game, what are 3 questions you would ask him? **If you wish to hear an interview with David Ayres, you can find one here. Upper Canada District School Board Learn at Home Activity Menu H: May 18, 2020 – May 22, 2020 Grades 7 – 8 Literacy Figurative Language Figurative language is when you use a word or phrase that does not have its normal everyday, literal meaning. Writers can use figurative language to make their work more interesting or more dramatic than literal language which simply states facts. It makes readers or listeners use their imagination to get a clearer understanding. You will find this used in all kinds of text – poems, stories, songs. You will even hear actors using them. We are going to learn 3 Figures of Speech Similes, Metaphors, and Onomatopoeia Similes Metaphors - Compare two different things - Compares two different things - It does not use “like” or ”as” using the words “like” or “as”. Examples: Examples: • Her home was a prison. • Mary was as light as a feather. We know her home has the • Her skin was white like fresh characteristics of a prison. You might snow. imagine that she can’t leave or feels Notice these sentences let you trapped inside. imagine much more clearly than if • My father is a rock. The father is being compared to a rock. they just said: Mary was light. Her He has some of the qualities. We imagine skin was white. he is strong. • The dog took off, a rocket shooting • The glue was as sticky as syrup. across the lawn. • John can run like the wind. The dog is being compared to a rocket. Onomatopoeia - a word which imitates the natural sounds of a thing. It creates a sound effect that mimics the thing described.
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